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Psychological outcomes from a citizen science study on microplastics from household clothes washing

2025-02-15

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<p>Microplastic pollution from synthetic microfibers is an increasing concern to human and ecological health, and household clothes washing is a major contributor to microplastic emissions. Consumer choices and washing behaviors could reduce this pollution, yet the psychological and behavioral drivers of these actions remain unknown and the generalizability of previous findings is unclear. We conducted a pre-regis...

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10.31234/osf.io/f5ar3_v1
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